> Well, there are two groups of companies. Companies that can't find the talent that they need in this country, and companies trying to save money.
how are the two things different?
Obviously, as you raise wages, you gain access to a larger pool of applicants.
I am not making a moral judgment about people who are unwilling to pay more than X for a service... but my point is just that in a free market, "there is not enough supply of service X" means exactly the same thing as "the price of service X is too high"
how are the two things different?
Obviously, as you raise wages, you gain access to a larger pool of applicants.
I am not making a moral judgment about people who are unwilling to pay more than X for a service... but my point is just that in a free market, "there is not enough supply of service X" means exactly the same thing as "the price of service X is too high"